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To examine the role of the White movement during the Russian Civil War in Arkhangelsk and its broader implications.

July 24, 2026Canadian Slavonic Papers

An anti-Bolshevik alternative: the White movement and the Civil War in the Russian North

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To examine the role of the White movement during the Russian Civil War in Arkhangelsk and its broader implications.
Historical analysis of primary sources related to the White movement in Arkhangelsk.
Contextual examination of the provincial dynamics during the Civil War.
Comparative study of historical narratives surrounding the White movement.
The White movement significantly influenced local governance and resistance against Bolshevik forces.
Regional dynamics highlighted complex interactions between various factions during the Civil War.
The study emphasizes the importance of provincial perspectives in understanding the Civil War's broader context.

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Historical analysis uncovers the White movement's role in the Russian Civil War, revealing regional dynamics.

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This is a well-written and carefully researched history of the Russian Civil War through the prism of the White movement in the northern province of Arkhangelsk. Inspired by the “provincial turn” i...

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Baktash Goudarzi (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a630062395161722cd155bd https://doi.org/10.1080/00085006.2026.2701594

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Historical analysis uncovers the White movement's role in the Russian Civil War, revealing regional dynamics.

An anti-Bolshevik alternative: the White movement and the Civil War in the Russian North

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An anti-Bolshevik alternative: the White movement and the Civil War in the Russian North

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